The Beginning

 

Yogacurrent began with a desire to deliver effective self care methods that people can practice at home in order to heal injuries and improve the living experience.

The aim of each video is to multiply the benefits of an individual session.

Focusing on mindset, technique, and action, the videos  create a path towards expansive and healthy tone that you can feel throughout the body -- in stillness and in movement.

We invite you to stay a while, and visit often.

Who we are

Lifestyle and wellness coaches sharing our skills to help make a difference for people in daily life.

What we do

Videos and tutorials to follow along with yoga routines and learn how self care treatments work.

Why we do it

Unlock the potential for people to heal chronic pain, transform stress, harness power, and feel better.

Yoga Warrior One: Breath

Yoga is a non-competitive exercise system that has developed alongside humanity for thousands of years. The path to practice has a rich history with written documents from the early ages of Sanskrit language and stone carvings dating back to 2500 B.C. Needless to say, it’s been important to people for a very long time! One […]

Yoga Warrior One: Asana

While attending public classes and yoga retreat has unique benefits, a personal yoga practice gives a deeper sense of empowerment. When you can step into a 5-10 minute practice at home, without having to travel, you reduce stress on the nervous system. This allows for total non-competitive and undistracted focus on technique, breath and comfort. […]

Yoga Warrior Two: Breath

This course is a path to practice yoga from standing positions. There is a lot of simplicity and familiarity in the routines yet the exercises will push boundaries and increase endurance when practiced correctly.  Some yoga routines may feel impossible in the beginning. However, the next time you try the same routine you might be […]

Yoga Warrior Two: Asana

After following along with the Yoga Guide to Warrior, you might experience a sensation of soreness in specific areas of your butt and hips. Let’s look at some of the muscles causing the “after glow” of Warrior Pose. While muscles like the Gluteus Maximus are heavily involved in movement and weight bearing, there are also […]

Yoga Warrior Flow: Practice

This video guides you through exercises to develop a strong center of gravity applying pressure from your hands to create a concentric force towards alignment. Follow along with the routine to improve proprioception, distinguish structural actions, and begin the transition into a new pose. Take time for rest in śavāsana! Guide to Warrior Flow: Practice

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